However, this has been repeatedly reported in the literature in the same direction as in our study and may, at least partly, be explained by the HAMD being more sensitive to change in psychopathology (Schneibel et al. 2012) and personality characteristics, such as high neuroticism and low extraversion, which may further add to this discrepancy (Enns et al. 2000).
People who do this tend to be very psychic themselves, so they are also learning about being more sensitive by having conversations with someone else with the same abilities and interests.
These two discrepant results could be due to the generation of false positives by MIA or to MIA being more sensitive than ELISA.
Differences between studies are partly related to the assay used: the EPR assay used in the present study being more sensitive to transition metals, whereas the DTT assay used by others is more sensitive to organic components such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and quinones.
Compared with CaLas, CaLam is less effectively transmitted both by vector and by grafting, is more sensitive to higher temperatures and reaches lower titer levels under the same experimental conditions.
Immunoglobulins damaged by oxidation are more sensitive to non-enzymatic degradation by sugars, primarily at arginine and lysine residues, leading to the formation of advanced glycation end products [78], as it is seen in diabetes mellitus where prolonged hyperglycemia glycoxidates hemoglobin into hemoglobin A1c.
We infer that VEGF mRNA detected by RTQ-PCR was more sensitive and accurate than serum VEGF level measured by ELISA.
Insulin, at relatively high concentrations, is more potent in slowing the formation of amyloid by IAPP than by proIAPP1 48, and the inhibition of the formation of IAPP amyloid by insulin is more sensitive to changes in the insulin level than is the inhibition of the formation of amyloid by proIAPP1 48.
"I think gay men by nature are more sensitive," Mr. McAnally said.
In a bear market, where gains are harder to come by, investors are more sensitive.Regulators are now seeking ways of straightening out mutual funds' allegiances.
